Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-07-28
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Miss Ida Gordon returned from Gencsee
on Friday evening. The public school that
she has been teaching at that place during
the past three months has closed for the
season.
W. 4. TimberIake and Miss Melena
visiting that great resort during the warm
weather.
pr Maeee returned from trip to the
Occur d'Alene last week. and says the
farming country between Lewiston anil
Spokane Fails is hard to beat for grain and
vegetables.
Rumor has it that Jennie Smith, alias
Black Hills, who was ahjudged insane and
taken from this city and placed in the
Blackfoot asylum last spring, died at the
asylum recently.
Chas. Dowd, son of Mrs. t. Dowd of
Tammanv Hollow, came over this week
| from Spokane Falls where he has been at.
tending the Catholic college. lie will re-
! turn for the fall term of school.
| Picnicers are beginning to strike for the
mountains. In case of snake bite they
have provided themselves with a bottle OF
the A No Cutter Whiskey, which they
purchased at the Palace Saloon.
| We have received two numbers of the
Wallace Free Press, published at Wallace,
Idaho by Dunn Bros. 1t is spirited shce,
and doubtless will do up the mining inter
ests of that locality in good style.
| Grostein 4 Binnard's train reached War.
rens on the 18th ,nstant--the first train in
They were compelled to swim Salmon river
as the bridge was not completed, so We are
informed by L. GrOstein Of this city.
VIM. Bard, C. T. Cohurn and John Seeds
returned from a trip to Craig's mountain IN
Thursday last. They report having 60 d
luck fishing. and saw plenty OF large game
hut being without rifle didn't get any.
We received pleasant call from Paul
F. Mohr. Of the Spokane j. Palouse X. r..
on tn. sdsy evening he tells us that the,
the hill ov' Hooking Lewiston this season
j. w. Riggs. the photographer, returned
Tuesday evening from Camas Prairie
where he has been during the past month Ell
gagged in his profession. He was accom-
panied. home by his family who were will
him.
We have received special invitation t.
he present at the meeting Of the Columhl
Waterways Convention to be held at Ast"ri
August 3. But we are not abls to resp"n'
owing to i'll health. Success to their move
ments.
The Yantis field Of l60 acres near thi
city was cut and stacked by Mile Scribne
in four days with five men and twelve horse.
MIR. s, ribner lost fine colt valued at S2O(
The animals leg was cut off with the sickl
of the header.
ID. W. Eaves, wife and two daughters Al
rived by Thursdays steamer from Illinoi'
Mr.. Eaves has been appointed superlnter
dent Of the Indian training school at La
wal. His wife will act as matron and h
eldest daughter teacher.
At meeting of the Board of Educatio
n held July %, 1887, J. H. Evans. C. "
animation Board for the examinations
teachers for Independent School distri
y No. l, Lewiston, Idaho.
Milo Sprague will attend to the shop
E. A. Rowley while he is recovering fro
8 the injuries he received last week by fa
l. ing from the tower of wind mill he W
erecting in Tammanv Hollow. MIR. Rowl'
+ is improving A. fast Is could be expected.
Q A. J Vanese. who resides near Cotto
wood on Camas Prairie, laid on our tan
4 this week q fine specimen Of peppermi
) raised on his place. It was three fe
> tall. He only put in . small patch Il
year. but saws he will grow more next yes
!. On Monday evening terrific wind stor
prevailed through this valley and the tab
lands s,uth. 1t done much damage. it
II SAID. to the grain and fruit. Large loo
II trees in this city were uproote,i, besid
many large branches blown to tine groun
r MoUHTAIN SoJ0uRNERs.--Gid Parker q
J. wife and their neice Miss Cornelius fr.
Oregon. A. r. White and family. G.
!. Morrison ami family. Mira. C. L. Steve
!. aud family and Miss McWilliams, J. Eli
y enherRer and family. }. Philip and famil
Burnie Rice and Clyde Parker ell left i,
ii ing the wssh for Crais's mountain. WIZ
y they will engage for about . month IN
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